Seed Processing Equipment
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Small batch filter press for oil seeds
Cold oil press for seeds
Sunflower seeds frying line
Seed extraction machine
Seed threshing machine
Seed disinfection machine
Magnetic Seed Separator Machine
Air screen seed cleaning machine
Seed storage cabinet
Seed priming equipment
Seed Coating Machine With Integrated Dryer
Seed Pelleting Machine
Conditioned seed drying machine
Oilseeds preparation plant
Crop and Vegetable Seeds Polisher
Laboratory Seed Brushing Machine
Thermogradient table for seed tests
Machine For Sizing Seeds
Tomato seed extraction machine
Air Seed Cleaning Machine
Seed Centrifuge Small
Seed Belt Grader
Seed Gravity Separator
Rotary Seed Pelleting Machine
Rotary Seed Dryer Coater
Automatic processing line for field crop seeds
Continuous cocoa bean roasting line
Manual bagger with net weigher
Shop coffee bean grinder
Nut roaster
Grinder for spices and coffee
Infrared rotating drum dryer
Extraction plant for natural ingredients
Pilot extraction plant for natural ingredients
Flower oil extraction machine
Medicinal plant extraction machine
Counterflow pellet cooler
Open mouth bagging machine
Micro powder dosing system
Macro ingredient dosing system
Peanut frying line
Organic soybean oil pressing plant
Organic soybean oil press
Pillow bag vertical packing machine
Germination Cabinet For Commercial Growing
Semi-automatic extraction machine
Conditioned Box Dryer
Cocoa liquor grinding line
Laboratory zigzag classifier
Infrared rotating drum steriliser
Energy saving cabinet dryer for food
Cabinet dryer for cannabis
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The cross-pollination trick: hybrid seeds for improved performance
You can use hybrid seed processing to improve the crops characteristics. This is done to achieve better yield, uniformity, and create resistance to plant diseases. Hybrids are more expensive due to the careful selection of plants for cross-pollination. But also, the time required to grow and produce seeds.
You produce hybrid seeds through cross-pollination of two specific, but different varieties. Usually to combine the desired characteristics in each of them. For example, one tomato plant may withstand longer times with less water. While the other produces tomatoes vigorously. By crossing both varieties, you can get hybrid seeds from the resulting tomato. These seeds may turn to plants that are able to withstand longer times with less water while producing tomatoes vigorously. However, the next generation of seeds produced by hybrid plants will consistently have the same desired characteristics. Therefore, you can engineer the seed to your desired output of your crop.
Seed processing to pellet tiny and irregular-shaped seeds
Whether your seed is a hybrid or regular, you probably need to pellet them first. Small and irregular-shaped seeds are difficult to handle when sowing them in equal spaces. So they are pelleted to a size that can easily be seen and handled for further seed processing. Pelleting starts by applying a wetting agent to the seed in a rotating drum. Then you add a mix primarily composed of clay. which gradually coats the seed as the drum continues to rotate. This is done until it achieves the desired size. For quality control, you separate the samples of pelleted seeds according to size. By straining them through metal screens or a gravity separator (also called an aspirator), before you subject them to dissolvability and durability tests. These tests ensure the coating dissolves easily in water. But, is durable enough to withstand fragmentation during shipping. Before this process occurs, the seeds need to be cleaned with an Air cleaner machine. But, polishing the seeds is also a process needed to improve germination success.
Getting strong seeds: treatments to prevent diseases
Seeds undergo treatments to prevent diseases and keep away pests. Chemical seed treatment typically consists of applying pesticides, fungicides, insecticides, etc. Using specialised equipment, you usually apply these chemicals as dust or film coatings. And in some cases, as pellets. You can also apply other substances to make the seed strong. Substances such as growth stimulants and other micronutrients. Most treated seeds also come in different coated colors. This is used as an indicator that the seeds are chemically treated and are not to be consumed or used as feeds.